The Oregon daily journal., June 27, 1907, Page 15, Image 15

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1807.
01h:r Classified Ad
vefiiserasnts will hz
i found on pp. 18-19.
NEW 1DDAY.
SOME
; For a Few Days Only
r B5.000 Takes' a beautiful . 6
room modern house, with
." " fttrnate cement-; base
1 ; ' " ment, ... lovely yard, in
. , ' " vn eichborhood ; of nice
" - homes ; one block ; fom
. v. -.Hawthorne ; avenue car.
' A snap. ; , -'.Ty"-
' $3,700 A nice, ' new 6-room
i ..modern home, with one
r , lot,' in Sunnyside, 3
i . blocks to ; car; 'worth
. more monev, but want
01
mm
U'"; quick sale: $2,000 cash,
V balance on time. j
; $0,000 A sightly home - of 8
'', rooms' on Portland
' Heights. 1 block to car.
V If these are not just what you
:. -L J. tl ' .I .. .'.!
waui tan un us. .v
The Title Guarantee
& Trust Co. ;
: Corner of Second and Washing
? ' : ton Streets V
, MABBIAGE LICENSES.
essesAssasaasj0snsjsseesssksB
Uno K. T. Q. 8. Goldecke, 1288 Cor
pett st, 24; Mary Schock, 22.
Frank A. Spencer, 21; Helen S. Mor-
rlson, II. r . .-.--.
Harry H. Day. 75 E. 8 th St, 84 r Helen
. Jlelman, 88. .
: '(XX. Thornton, 760 Thurman St., Hi
-" Cortnne Baldwin, IS, ,
t W, Maxwell, 788 Raleigh at; 82J Nora
Lawler, 26. -
Lowis A. McMullsn, 14; Thelraa E,
gmlth. 21. . '
sPaul A. Wlcke. 841 lit St. t; Lilian
" George F. Lichtenthaler, 126 12th st,
li Anna B. Campbell 18. -
i Stanley G. Werschkvl. 815 B. Burn
aide at. 28; Alice J. Johnson, 21. .-.
7 John F. Lucks, 871 E. tb at, 22; Anna
JI. Wallberg. 22.. . '
t Frederick- H, Rehrlng,- 278 Chapman
-.7 ft, 22j Nell M. Klekert. 21. . -
f Max A, Kaiser, 246 Commercial, at, 21;
,- i geltna A. Schloth. 18. -
Edward H Weiss, US EL 8th at.. 22;
Ada M. Wood, 21. , ' ' .
Emll J. Fleraon, . 201 BJ. Ttb: at, 27!
Matilda Larson, 84. . . ,
, Joseph O. Ennls, 1041 E. 16th it-N.,
4: Hermenla K. Luglnbuhl, SO. . --
Leslie Oliver. 21; Lillian Robinson. 21.
tewla J, Beach, 29; Btella May I)il-
. ''Sbcst'h. Lincoln, ;ieatU, Wftah 24;
tnea KellOKf, 84. . ; j !--
P, T.'Olnni Marlon Haaet Ma rone,
fj. .'.-b - . .:'v' - ..-
Albert W. ainfker, CotUge Grove, Or.,
- 1 i0; Elisabeth riu-- 21. - i r-
Daniel Hucklen Beattle, Waah 13;
athcrina M. Arcninaia. ro
' Wedding Cards. W.' a Bmtth 5k Co.
Washington bldg., corner (th and. Wash.
In ft on sts.
Tonseth A' Co.. florist, tot fiowere
o7
all kinds. 128 th st.
"-7 Clarke Bros., Florists Fine flowers
. .nd floral deelgns. 2H Morrison at
5 Full -dress suits tor rent, all sUea,
tTnlqne Tailoring Co 809 Stark it
BIRTHS
btdnt?? -June 24. to Dr. and Mrs. Al
- vln B. Btone, 114 H Alblna ave..-a
OLDHAM June ; 18. to Mr and Mrs.
' m Walter C. Oldham, 11T2 -Albna ave.,
a daughter.
HILLI8 June 18, to Mr. and Mrs.
George Wesley HllHs, 1174 Taggart
it., a son. . - ,
FRIEBERO-i-June 4, to Mr. and Mrs,
Phillip-E. Frleberg, 622 E. Grant t,
si son. ." .
ML'RPHT June .f, to Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Murphy. 682 E. Salmon, a daughter
PENCE June 20c ,t0 Mr, - and Mrs.
Michael Pence, 628 ft , Pettygroye , st,
a son.1 )'
FULKERSON June 10. to - Mr. and
-' Mrs. Siimuel G. Fulkerson, 4(7 E.
CarutherS. a son. - ; ;
MATTHEWS June 8, To Mr. and Mrs,
Alexander Matthews, 818' Haight ave.,
BUBLE-June 12! to Mr. and Mrs., Fred
Ruble. 761 Bavler st, a son. -
LULSFORD-June 24, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Lulsford, .,1070 Corbett it, a
.ttiito-htAr.. - 'U. ..- .
BHAKI June y, io jnr ana rars. r.nr-i
iest D. Sharp, 1684 Eighth it, a son.
utakthiuiii z. io mr. una jura.
. Fenton A- McCarthy, 267 E. 11th it.
4,... son. ,
8H ANGLE June 19. to Mr. and Mrs.
j Frank Bhangl ,790 "Montana ave., , a
denghter.
DEATHS
- CARDIFF June - S5, . James Edward
- -.16 days, 270 coiumoia st; aeciaenia
, 1 drownings ' .;,;-5C: '.-: vv5." ' ' ;';
WERTHEIMER P June , L Edward
Wertheimer. aged 45 years, 6 months
r ; and 22-days, 9 N. 10th st; asthma and
. ' nephritis,. ! '.'t'l'''
' WEEKS June 26 John B. Weeks, aged
, 88 years, 4 months and 9 days, 60S
v Wllllnms ave.: aneurism of aolta.
, LUNBERG June 26, 'Baby. Lunberg,
' 774 Tork stJ still born.
. i BURTZ June 26, Charlotte Burts,
aged 1 year, 2 months and 21 days,
- : . J 87 Grant; tubercular meningitis.' -
- ROUHRAMEN June 26, AJbln Rouhra
' men, aged 23 years, 616 Qulmby st;
sawmill accident. ,
M'KAY June .26, Georgetta McKay,
- aged 80 yearg, 8 months and 26 days.
LOST jAND FOUND.
BROWN MARE, RAN A WAT WITH
harness; brand J. B.; reward. Phone.
Taclflc 217B.
HELP WANTED--JIAIJ5. .
WANTED YOUNG MAN, CLERK IN
, shipping department of foundry. Ad
dress in own writing. T. , G. box M
410, Journal,
fciOY WITH ONE OR MORE YEAR'S
. experience In drug . business; chance
of advancement. Apply E-411, Journal.
Btate wages wanieq.
TER WANTED. INQUIRE 208
4th st.
WANTED EXPERIENCED. BUNDLE
wrappers; steady positions, good sal
ary. Apply to Mr. Cohn; The Golun
Eagle. . - - - '
'" HELP WAJH:il FE31AIJB1
WANTED EXPERIENCED , MIDDLE
aged woman to care for child and do
light housework; permanent ' place and
good pay to suitable person; references.
inilfnone main b.isu. '
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. RE
, spectable. working woman as house
keeper for- widower's family, another
town, 230 -Yamhill, Main 6418.
1T I'ATIOX A VA NTi:i ' lALK.
BOBKH AND lNKUHTRIOUS OFFICE
man with wniall cail(l winhs to pur
cliiina liilriuxl In ealalillshed bUHlnowaj
ALL, Aluil'ND ISUSlNKila
11US1NK
MAN
wnnfi? iifiltton or P'trtntirnlilp; Can In
vest 8-"t) or :t00. Avhat have you? Ad
drn b-410, Journnl.
WANTED-BIISCELLANEOUS.
WANTKDGOOD DELIVERY - HORSE
and wapon; price must be reasonable.
Phone Tttbor 907.
FOn EOT-HOUSEKEEPING.
224 MAIN COOL, WELL FURNISHED
houDttkunpIng rooms, single or en
suite; cl(w In; rhone, gas, bath.
1 . . -KENTHOUSES
FOR RRNT COTTAGES CORNER 17th
and Ullnan and (61 Gllnan, between
1611) and 17th sts. Max fcmlth, the Ha
vov restaurant, 149 7th. Home A-4241.
FOM KENT STOIIES-OFFICICS.
342 FRONT BT., WITH 2 LIVING
rooms; excellent for grocery. Main
6K64. " .'.'I,
TOtxrsrtED houses:
V UJX1BI1KU WTIAUH 8-RCMJM; PAN-
II, cciiar, iiun, m per moDin DO
fare. C. S. Cook. 251 Alder.
HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE
I ,", y.j: FOIt SALE.
GOOD . FURNITURE OF 18-ROOM
lat on Washington st.; 8 years' lease;
rent 246. 242 Madison St.
, BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR RENT BUTCHER BHOP;'FIX-
UaO BUYS-CHOPHOUSE WITH A 2
years' lease; nicely located, taking- In
.j per pay. xwaniwon- Bl.
i'URNlTURB OF A.40-ROOM HOUSf:,
rent (46, can be bought for 8460 if
bought immediately; close in. 242 Aladi-
non si.
FURNITURE AND LEAsfi OF liOTEL
- doing good business. In Vancouver,
Wash. The Washington A Oregon
jteauy cjo,, ing za st. ynone Main 2404.
HOTEL IN ENTERPRISING COLUM-
Dia river town., netting annually 80
per eent of price asked. 402 Commercial
bldg.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE '
12,400 WILL BUY A FINE NEW
8 -room house on Grand ave. ; ' upper
part not finished; lot 60x100 between
fckldmore and Preacott sts. :'
(3.400 will buy a ,7-room modern
house on Haight ave.; easy terms.
28.600 will buy 100x100 on Russell st.
near Williams ave.; a corner.
iio.vuu wiu-Duy looses- on Kusseu
it. near William ave. - .
$5,000 will buy a 16-acre fruit ranch
with a dryhouse. capacity of ona ton-a
day; 20 cords of wood for this year's
drying; (-room house, good barn; I span
of horses and harness. 2 wasrons. 100
chickens- and large chicken-house, -2
wens or water; , 1,600 aown,.jaianct
tO SUit . . - :
v 82,800 will buy 20 acres 12 miles from
Portland, all improved. Including crop;
fine orchard,; good buildings.
We have other fine bargains, both
In. farm lands, and city, property. Call
or -address ' .
Phone East 4826. 620 Union ave! N,f
. HTlTh'H A h h! H '
f IIUIIV Z . f ii
(TkOOM ilOUSE, IX)T 160xl9 NEAR
canine: cow, cnioaens im dbcb, ui
go for 81.700. . -
a mm,M mndern C.room house, walk
ing distance, 82,760.; -
2 jots, waiouns; aisianco,- tvvv;
both. - s ' - "- -..' "
- 4-roora modern house, 1 block from
m Hariri station, cement walks and 6
full lots for (2.(50.
851 Morrison st. Phone Main 7811.
Bargain WELL I should sayi
4. 8 and (-room houses for 21.100.
6-room modern eottage, B, 86th .St,
hear Hawthorne ave.7 $2,000,
- a.rnnra new and strlctlv modern boupe
on carllna, E. 28 th et,, f 3,000; good
terms. ' ' ' v .
, 6-room new modern cottage, E, J8rd
st, terms like rent, '
9-room' house, rineiy iocatea. oeau
tlful view.- graded street Bull Run
water, electric lisrhts. on carllna, 16
minute to city, (2,200: easy terms. ;
A few snaps in MontavUla lots, $126.
Se "-: .:' ' ' . r
MifiTKOfOLlTAW BHAlil -X l-U,
251 Alder St., room e
w'fl "' wisii Tt6ii to - stop and
think a minute. 40 cents a day (the
firice of 4 cigars) will make the month
y payments on a large lot In Ross
mere, i with streets . graded,- cement
walks and water mains laid, absolutely-
free to buyers, good car service on
East Ankeny line; take "Rossmere"
car: agent on the (rround.,,. Call us vp,
Private Exchange 80. . .
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST
r s-i M nJt - TIT tilnaAM astsa
Ul'Mlvr Ul filiu - "I I ntu iri avi
i2,066-ABSOLUTELY THE CHEAP.
est 6-room modern wen built cottage
on the aeast side: all rooms are large.
cement basement, lawn, choice - roses.
Lot 60x100. Owner, 1048 riawtnome n.y.
10 Improved Acres
' Near ear line, all' In crop; new house,
4 rooms, stable, good well, graveled
road to city, No. 1 soil, very -cheap at
$3,000; terms, 4 ' ' - ; ; . , ,
ft - W J.MIA I 4K ,J.-.
2B8 Stark St, Room 24.
BIG 6NAP NICE- COTTAGE, FOUR
' rooms, corner joi, Jci. in ana jyerou:
around; It is in close walking distance
and a decidedly good bu (2,800- Cora-
monweaiin ' rruat wo.. n anwuyi
WEST SIDE FROrhKi x.
( fiAHli-tai,Anf . 1inmA - fin -. -Pnetlanfl
.ItlUVU Ul.,- m
Heights; this is -tip to date. -
810,000 uot eoxjuo, two. nouses,. op
Hill; wiU sell separate.
i-aa w . kAMu-A-n Ut In a nnl 1
0,UUU (-1UU111 UIUDQI AI4. IVl IDTOV,
residence' dlstrlot. ' - . 1 . .
$8,600 Two cottages, newly painted;
rent $30 per month. v -
be us lor Deauuitu caat siua uumco,
lots and acreage,
.il 1 AUUkivv." ' - - -
DITION, whore thero Is gomething "do-
in ; an me nine. . - ,
. ZIMMERMAN & VAUGHAN, f 1
Mnln 1676. 808 Buchanan bldg.
Trni.TpnTlTT'riL-Dfl 4TTWVTIOVI
Hancock Street Addition is the. place
to build; no stores or shacks; , very
home must cost $2,000 or more; parked
streets and cement sidewalks; Just east
of Irvlngton. Thompson -A Ogdort,
Sandy road and O. w. at jn. n. k.
MODERN HOME ON EASY TERMS.
jj'rve - rooms ana ikw iun
electric lights, full cement basement;
will tint walls to suit you; lot 60x100,,
near Union ave. N.; : price $2,600, $600
down. ' "
5 Cor. Grand Ave, and K. Ankeny.
FOR SALE A 4-ROOM MODERN BUN
galow, with poreelain batu, toilet, hot
and cold ' water, -basement, wood-fiber
plaster, shingle sides, near Mount Scott
car; $1,260 takes house and three lots
this week. Address N-410, Journal. -
DESIRABLE WATER FRONT OF
growing town on Columbia river for
sale st a bargain. 402 Commercial brdg.
HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS.
EXPRESS RIG DOING GOOD Busi
ness, alsrt l.tOO-in. norse. a water.
FOR SllE mSCTLLANEOUS.
FOR SALE SLIGHTLY
cart' East 8416. - -
USED GO-
FOR SALE 86-FOOT GASOLINE
i 'launch,' perfect condition, 20-horse-power
engine, fully equipped for passen
ger service;- a bargain; alao good house
boat. ' 402 Comn;erclal bldg.
BARTER AND FJCCHANGE
FOR SALE" 'OR EXCHANGE 200
acres - in Pierce county, Washington:
160 acres In crops, good house, barn and
cuthouses. cows, hotses, chickens, wag
on. bug:y and agricultural implements,
furniture. Will trade for Portland
property. Price $4,600." Lewis & Co.,
IV. Jt at. ParUa4. Or.
rcnsoNAL.
LADIES DR. 1 SANDEBHON'S CO.
Bavin and Cotton itoot l'llls are the
Only snr remedy for delayed periods;
by mifil J 3 per box. Pr. rieree, lfl Int.
CONFIDENTIAL COUUi-rONDINa
. club for honest, sober, plngle people.
Addrens Mr. J. (,', f!ml(h, 810 Crosby it.
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS
FOSTER & KLEISER -SIGNS.
We have built up the largest st;n
business In the city by first-class work
and keeping our promises. Our prices
are rlKlit 6th and Everett its. I'hone
hirhHnire'BB.
"blGNS THAT ATTliACT POll r
. land Sign Co., 287 Stark- rasljrio1696.
SriRITUAUSM.
MRS. SOPHIA B. 6EIP,- RELIABLE
Spiritual resdlnKS dally at 802 Allsky
bM ! circles Tuesdays ana a rinnys
8 p. m.; 85c. Phone Psclfio 2RS6. '
MRS. fiTEVENST PORTLAND'S HE-
liable Dalmlst and , spiritual life
reader; readings dally. 843H Yamhill.
MRS. SHAVER, SPIRITUAL' READElC
426 Burnslde St.. corner 10th.
STENOGRAPHERS
rTrGAFH52tAm TYPE.
writer.
Main mi. HI 4 Dekum Die.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
C. O. PICK OFFICE 88 18T ST,' BE
'tween Stark and Oak sts.; phone (96.
Pianos and furniture moved and Backed
for shipping; commodious brick ware
house with separata Iron rooms. Front
and Clay -sfs
rT.ft.r.Nr.k(Sijr'AAFEA'c6.- "'
Henry Roe, W. A. aeland
F. P. Bheascreen. v ..
General transfer and storage;-safes,
pianos and fufnlture moved, packed and
shipped. 209 Oak St. Both phones.
PENINSULAR EXPRESS BAgG'AO
Transfer, 247 Alder st Pbons Main
2171.
OREGON1 TRANSFER CO., 124 N. (TIL
Main 89. Heavy hauling and storage.
Independent bAggage & trans:
fer Co. Storage. 24 Btark. Wain 407,
TOWEL SUPPLY.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soan. 81 per month. Portland
Laundry 4k Towel Supply. Co, 8th and
Couch sts. Phone 410.
TYPEWRITERS
HTCAnQTIARTERS FOR NEW AND RE-
- built typewriters of all makes: ses
our window; If you are going to buy a
new typewriter ses ns oerors ouymg;
we can save you money; ws have parts
fn, renelrlnr all machines: stats sxents
for the Visible Fox: ws buy all kinds of
typewriters. Tne Typewriter j&xonange,
Inc., E. J. Jj-llison, mn;ir, e- q mu
Ttf.trKENsDERFER TYPEWRITER
Agency-t-SuppUes; repairs. Raleigh
bids- th ana wasningion sts. .
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A. GUNST A CO,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS-
tir'corilrv. A PARRELL.
PRODUCE
and commission merchants, 140 Front
st, Portland, Or. i Phons Main 179.
6REGGM FURNltURE MANUFAC-
turlng Oo. Manufacturers of furnl
ture for tne traas. - jrorrianq. yr.
WXDitAMr & co.. Wholesale gro-
, oers, manufacturers and commission
merchants. 4th and Oak sts. '
FUP.NITURB MANyFACTURlNO AND
special orders. L. Kuvensky's furni
ture- factory, 1QT yront si.
ry. i
AtLEN A LEWIS, .COMMISSION AND
produce insrcnaois, x-iuut win jua,Ti
sts., Portland. Or. - -
WHOLESAtlS" ChdCKERY AND
glassware. PraeL, Hegel 4c Co, Port-
i.JT n,
fWTREQO CHEEgBi C(j.
; Cheese, butter, egss, etc, dairy prod-
r . . a.- tttm1i4 nn Admin Minn.
126 6th stc(Swtland bldg.), Portland,
F.F-WIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co., Barbers' Supplies, Barbers' Fur
niture. Barbers' Chairs, JJth A Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
iiiiiii;i'xi
Jamestown Exposition
' LOW RATES '
JTJXY 8J, 4, 81 A.VQVV 8, 10 1 ET
SEKSliS AA. Alt, . , , .
' I ' '
Chicago and return. $71.60.
St Louis and return, 1(7.60. . ,
'Bt Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, Supe
rior, Winnipeg and Fort Artnur ana rs
Li
turn, $60.. ::.: i,.: ' Y
A TRAINS DAILY
X Or t (. (V J V 13- B1X7T1 V swwva
and additional Information, can on or
address H. DICKSON. & P. I. A. -v
fla IBTtS.K, OBT3AJn, 028. .
Telephones! Main 886. Home A-2188.
Mnlin I0A7
EXCURSIONS
5 TWPS .
0. 8L Bpokane, Jnna 14,
88i Jniy la, ei r.
KOM3 Bomno.
8. . Umatilla .... ... . .... ..... .ua
- ' ' 8. B AXABXA SOVTB. : .
rtuiir, tka, Tnneaa and way poita,
, A tailing t p. an. 1
r m'm oo.'s Humboldt. ...... -June M
City of weattls J f
Qottatrs Oi'y, via Has.. .,).. hum v
mur roA-ircuco xovtb.
SaUing 8) a, to. Tnrm Beattle.
President . , ...... ...... ......
City of msbla .'V-Vl' 'St II
Bonoma UIle
City Cfflos, 849 washlxurtoa tt, t '
i Ho! For Astoria
FastSteamerTelegraph
Dally (except Thurtdays), Leaves Aldei
street-dock' ? w m. " ; '-".,
' , PHOITB XAXM MX ',
Colombia Diver Scenery
BEaTOATOB XJJTB 8TBA2CEB8.
Ttlly ' ssrvtee" betwMU Portland sag Tks
Delias, except Bandar, leaving Portland - at
7 a. si, errlvloc sboat p. m, carryins
frelgbt and- puMiuters. Bplsodlfl scccaiBMxU.
tlons tor outfits and livestock. - - m
Dock foot, of Alder et, Portland: foot of
Ooort st. Toe Dalle. Poops Mala !. Portlaad.
VOTX rACIPIO 8TBA2CSXZP CV8
Stejmshfp$K3ANSKE
- ; and GEO., W. ELDER
Sail for Fureka, Ban Frandsco and Los
Argeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m.
l lcket offlce 118 JSMri. near Aider,
tiujaaa XL 1AW. v : H. XOUNO, A k
IT IS 80 COMFORT
f i
lEiis: oniiEiis
OF
Norwegian Vice-Consul Has
Written Firms Concern
ing Port of Portland. V '
SHOWS THAT C1TANKEL
v IS BEING IMPROVED
New Port ol Columbia. Will Have a
. Benellclgl Effect UpoCondltiong
So That Portland play Become the
'' Cheapest Port In the World., '
In view of the recent decision In the
circuit oourt establishing the legality of
ths Port of Columbia commission, Endre
M, Cederbergh, Norwegian vice-consul at
this port, today addressed a number of
letters to prominent shipowners In Nor
way Informing them of ths advantages
offered hers by reason of ths new com
mission. ;.".-
Ths vice-consul sets forth In his let
ter ths fact that great Improvements
are continually being dons to ths chan
nel from ; Portland to the sea; that
larger appropriations - will be . made
for this purpose annually In accordance
with ths steady Increase In shipping and
that ths bar towage will henoeforth bs
In charge of ths Port of Columbia Com
mission Instead of the O. R. & N. com
pany, as heretofore.
wneo everyming- is in running or-
claim Portland the cheapest port In the
world. No pilotage; ' no - dockage, no
water to pay for, and perhaps tree tow
age If not free, a mere nominal charge
to bs made." --.'
- The Norwegian steamship owners In
particular are turning their attention to
this part of ths world and It is by rea
son of this that the vice-consul hers has
gone to the trouble of .securing data
touching upon' maritime affairs of the
port In addition to the letter, he has
forwarded to the steamship owners
several: newspaper clippings and other
literature concerning the port --. -
As an Illustration of the Increase of
the 1 Norwegian merchant marine In
these waters is shown that during the
six, months now . about to close -Norwegian
'steamers aggregating a total
net register of 24.290 tons, visited the
port whereas during the whole year of
1908 the totaUnet registered tonnage
was only 18,636.' Consul Cederbergh ex
pects at least (0,000 tons to visit this
port during the year, as there are a
number of large Norwegian tramp
steamers now on' the war to the Pa
cific coast several of them heading di
rect i ior i-oruana, wnne otners will
come bv way of San Francisco.,
The next Norwegian steamer due to
arrive here is ths Mathilda, owned by
Jacob Chrlstansen, of Bergen, who is
also owner of ths Finn, which arrived
bene -Wednesday evening - from San
Diego.-. The Mathilda comes from San
Francisco under charter to the Pacini
Export Lumber company to load lumber
for the orient. She took her first cargo
from this port about three months ago
and is now returning by way of the
Bay city.,- ., . , ' iH'-w '
' RESPONDS -TO CALL
Captain Helnrlch Wfllms Returns to
. Sea With Family.- ;-
That At Is difficult . for a true-blue
sailor to- leave - ths sea for Shore-life
was Illustrated this morning when v a
letter was received from Captain Heln
rlch ,Willms, formerly master of the
German ship - Emilia, Captain Willms
ADVAUTAGES
LOTS IN
ARE JMOVING
, lVfore rapidly now than heretofore,' owing to " the
y:fict that more people are seeing this beautiful ad-;
dition since the East Ankeny car line has been ex
; tended out. the Sandy Road Boulevard through it,
i and they are showing their appreciation, of the lo-,
. . cation by putting their coin in some of the lots for
-v homes.-. . ... - j,
KINDLY REMEMBER
We GRADE ALL STREETS, put in': CEMENT
WALKS, and lay WATER MAINS in STREETS :
FREE to BUYERS, and are selling these' beauti-
ful home lots at $400 and up. Terms, 10 per cent
'cash and 3 per cent per month on selling price.
Call , on' us and Ui us show you this property.
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST i
COMPANY
CORNER SECOND AND
ABLE ON THK GREEN GRASS OF-TIIE VLAZX
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reached Europe a few months ago from
this port with a carro of lumber and
accepted a lurratlvs position' as In
speclor at Hamburg with the Intention
of spending the remainder of his life
gshora With his family. But ths call
of the sea became too alluring and
agatn the skipper Is riding ths bounding
billows. . '
In the letter received here this morn
ing Captain Willms says he has taken
command of the German ship Louise,
which at that time was preparing to
sail from Geestemunde for San Fran
cisco with cement and general cargo
consigned to Meyer, Wilson A Co.
Furthermore, he says he Is bringing his
whole family with him and thai in all
IirobabUlty they will come up to Port
and for a visit '
MARINE INTELLIGENCE "
' Begula Unsn Boa to Arrive, -
Breakwater, San Francisco...,.., July 2
Costa Rica, Ban Francisco.,... .June 27
Alliance, Coos Bay .........July 1
Roanoke, San Pedro and way,,, .July t
Columbia, San Francisco. .Jdly
F. A. Ktlburn. San Francisco..,. July t
G. w. Elder, Baa Pedro and way .July t
Alesla. orient. . ........... . , . , . .July 1(
Nlcomedla. orient. .. . . July 27
Numantia. orient.. ....August 18
Arabia, orient ,.,..Spt 1
. Bsgnlar ZJntrs to Depart. s
Alliance, Coos Bay. ......... ...June 17
O. W. Elder, San Pedro and way.June 27
Arabia, orient .....June 20
Costa Rica. San Francisco. June 20
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... July 4
Columbia. Ban Francisco..,,,,.., July S
Breakwater, Coos Bay. ..........July 8
F. A. KUburn, 8. F. and way July S
Alesla. orient.. .......... ...... July 27
Nlcomedla, orient. ............ August 8
Numantia, orient ........... .August 28
v Yessels la Jfort. .--
Tola, Br. sh.t...... Elevstor dock
Jordanhill, Br bk........ Astoria
Klnlta. Br. bk. ........ ......East Pins
Tellus, Ger, bk..... ..Knappton
Whang Ho, Chinese Jung. .....The Oaks
Llllebonne, Am. sch...O. R. 4k N. Albina
E. F. Whitney, Am. bk. ....... .St Johns
Wssnucta, Am. barge., University Mill
Chehalls, Am. bktn... Knappton
Gardiner City, Am. bkta Vancouver
Behome, Am. sch.. St Helens
J. H. Lunsman, Am. sen. ...... .-.Stella
Charleston, U. S. navy.. i. .Harbor
Paul Jones, U. S. N Harbor
Kallbia, Br. str Rainier
Arabia. Am str............ Flour mills
Maori King. Br. as... Stream
Melville Dollar, Am. str, ..w. ... .Stella
Noma City, Am. str.. ......., ...Stella
E. F. Sanders, Am. sch. ...... ..Astoria
Man shu Maru, Jap ss.O. R- 4k N, Albina
Alliance, Am. str.. ...... Couch street
Winn. Nor. str. .Greenwich
Svea, Am. str.........,....E. W. Mills
Geo. W. Elder, Am. str,..., ...Martin
Cascade, Am. str..... .,.. .....Goble
J. Marhoffer, Am. str,....,t...Drydock
Johann poulsen. Am. str...,...Linnton
Alvena, Am. sch. ............. .Astoria
J. M. Griffith, Am. bktn....... Astoria
TnmbaT Carriers 23n Bouts. ,
Mabel Gale, Am. sch..... San FewAlaoo
Retriever, Am. bktn.,... San Tanelsco
Alumna, Am, sen. ...... .wan rranciaoo
Walaoot Am. barge..., ..San Francisco
South Bay, Am. str..., .San Francisco
Echo, Am. bktn ....San Francisco
Cssco. Am. str. ........ ..San Francisco
Melrose, Am, sch.... .San Pedro
Sailor Boy, Am.-sch,.,.. San Franclsoo
Alden Besse. Am. bk.. ..San Francisco
Lettitis, Am. schr. . . . . .Ban Francises
Thos. L. Wand, Am. str.. San Franoisoo
Louisiana. Am. bk San Pedro
Newburg. Am. an...... can xtuuuibcu
En Bouts With Cement and oenerai.
Buccleuch, Br. sh. ........... Hamburg
Brenn. Fr. bk.. .Hull
Conway Castle, Br. bk... .Antwerp
Dalgonar. Br. sh.... ....Hamburg
Europe, FT. bk. ...... ... Antwerp
Genevieve Molinos, Fr. bk..., . .London
Rene Kervller, Fr. sh... ....... Hamburg
Laennec, Fr. sh.. ....... ......Swansea
Le plller, irr, bk.. ....... .London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk...., Hamburg
Mozambique. Br. sh...... Newcastle. E.
Samoa, Br. bk. . .'. ............. .Shields
Slam. Ger. sh.. .............. ..London
Thiers,-Fr. sh........., Newcastle, E.
Vlncennes, Fr. bk., ........... Glasgow
Marechael Turrene, Fr. bk. ...Hamburg
Vllle de Mulhouse, Fr, bk...... Antwerp
Guethary, Fr. bk. ........ .....Antwerp
Plem LOU, T. OK. ....... , .Antwerp
Walden Abbey. Br. sh.. .... Antwerp
Glenessllu. Br. sh ......... ....Antwerp
Versailles, Fr. bk. ......... ......Lelth
Oenerai de Boledeffre. Fr. bk,.. London
General de Negrier, ?T. bk.,,... London
Bayard, Fr. bk ......... . . . . , . .Antwerp
Vllle de Dijon. Fr. bk. ...... ...Antwerp
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WASHINGTON STS. ;
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: Coal gslp Xa Boute. - '
Belen, Fr. bk Newcastle, A,
Col. de VlUebols MarenU.Fr. bk......
, , Newcastle, A.
Claverdon, Br. sh, ....... Newcastle, A.
Wtllscott. Am. bk ..NewcasUe, A.
port Patrick. Br. sh,.,.,. Newcastle, A,
Bt Mlrren. Br. sh. ...... ..Newcastle, A,
Crlllon. Fr. bk .....Newcastle, A.
Ardenrralg. Br. bk..,.. .Newcastle, A.
Mathilda, Nor. str....... Newcastle. A.
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk. .Newcastle, A.
St Louis, Fr. h.....,....NewcasUe, A.
. Tramp teamen 23a Bouts. .
Henrlk Ibsen, Nor, str... Ban Francises
ueen Alexandra, nr. sir.......aaras
hyra. Nor. as. Ban Francisco
inn. Nor. atr. 8an Dleso
Btrathavon, Br. str San Francisco
. OU Carrier Xa Bout, '
Arrvll. Am. str. ......... .Port Harford
Atlas, Am. sh........... San Francisco
, ' LONGSHOREMEN ELECT 1
P. D. Hall Will Be Busines Agent
J ' , ; for Another Term. .
'.f umLamm..1. TTnlnn Nil 5fiK haS
UVIll.IIUIVIII.il W - -" '
sleeted ths following officers for the
ensuing six months: President, F.
Riley; vice-president A. Miller; record
ing secretary, C Durham) financial sec
retary ana ousiness raantm, f.
Hall; treasurer, P. McQuiJlan: trustees,
Tobias Smith. C. Kitkpatrlck and E.
Neuman. l' -' ' . .
Business Agent Hail was reelected ior
k .AMAM l rrm Th. 1ival l In torns-
a.vv- - - - r-
perous condition with most of Its mem
bers continually at work, although at
present coastwise lumber shipments are
very light, owing" to the demoralised
condition of the lumber market in Ban
Francisco. "... -. . ..
yT" MARINE NOTES T:' :
i.tri. Inn. it . Tjf ' un at. 4:110
a. m. Steamer J. Marhoffer.
Ban Francisco, .June 27.-Arrived at
10 a. m.. Steamer Columbia, from Port
land. - . ' .'' ' '.'
Astoria. June 27 Sailed at 12 noon
Schooner Montrey in tow of tug De
fiance, ior Monterey. arnu ouuuuu
er Alvena, from San Pedro and barken
i t . vr -rlfi,h fHim Din Fran.
W , V. ....... - w - . . T .
clsco. Sailed at 2 P, m. Steamer Daisy
ITreeman ior nan i nnviuu. uwn. v
at 4:50 .- m. -Schooner Alvena.
Ban Francisco, June x. nauea
m.Dintr Atlna with bare-e Bl in tow.
for Porttand. , -m
Astoria, June ii. nonunion vi in.
bar at 8 a. m., smooth; . wind, north
west. 19 roues; wsainer, eiuuu,
Tides at Astoria today 1:16 a. m.,
10.0 feet; 3:42 p. m., 7.7 feet: low wa
ter, 8:20 a, m., 1.9 feet 8:22 p. n4
2.8 feet. - .
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Alliance sails for Coos
bay tonight and the steamer G. W. El
der sails for San Pedro and way ports.
- The British steamer Maori King will
probably commence loading flour - for
unma. in a nay or two. n was prac
tically settled this morning that she
would be loaded in ths Frank Water
house line. ' ... - -. '
' The steam schooner Redondo will be
operated between this port and Seattle
this summer carrying freight owing to
tne Diocxaae on tne rauroaas. - ene win
be operated by Schubach de Hamilton
of 8 eat tie from July 1,, -
The steam schooner Casco - leaves
MarshHeld this afternoon for Portland
with about 250 tons, of freight from
San Francisco. She will load., wheat
and lumber here for Ban Francisco.
The steam schooner J. H. Marhoffer
will be at the drydock this afternoon
for repairs, fihe sprung a leak a couple
of days ago in entering Grays. Harbor
ana put oaca into Astoria, - , -
SEAL SAYS HE DID NOT
STRIKE WIFE SUNDAY
Vancouver Merchant Tells of Excit
ing Experiences and Declares He '
Would Injure No One...
Relative to ths ; exciting experiences
last Sunday In Vancouver, when, after
a disagreement with . his wife, he was
arrested and broke JalL U P. BeaL a
merchant In the Washington town
makes ths following statement: . ,
"Last Sunday after breakfast my
wife and I put on our good clothes for
a walk and at her suggestion went
down to the horns of 3. E. Harris. A
short time after entering. I overheard
Mrs. Harris trying-to fill my wife
with stories of my actions during her
visit of a month in California. I took
Mrs. Seal by the arm and said, 'Do
lets leave and go nome,' as i wanted to
et her out of that house., Mrs. Seal
elng -rather spirited drew back sud
denly anit ier dreaa was allahtlV torn
and I believe the watch chain broken.
Harris had In the meantime teiepnonea
for two policemen, who yanked me
about like a dog and put ms in the cell
from 1 which half-hour later I escaped.
"The act of me taking hold of Mrs.
Seal's arm constituted the solo reason
for Harris and wife to say I assaulted
her. I have never struck a woman in
my Ilfs and oo not lntena to dckiii now;
"As irmn sa l arained my liberty I
went home determined not, to be taken
tn that f nthv cell acaln. I sot my
shotgun like any white American would
and defended myself. The statement
in the Journal that Bateman came to
the gate is untrue, ns atooo ds.cs; yeu
ing and ' waving his , arms. - John Se
erfat one of the force, was the ' one
who approached the gats. But X had
no intention of killing anyone, much
less Secrlst whom I have known for
ea vea.ru. and who- has always been
one of my best friends, -1 was only de
termined not then to bs put into th it
cell, and I. or any man, under ths cir
cumstances, not naving ima. ox
whit in him would have done th same.
'The Journal's account of the trues
I made witn tnem is correct, jjuring
the afternoon I hunted up Harris and
asked to be allowed to see Mrs. Seal.
He said in the evening." Evening came
and I went to - tne Harris nome ana
called Tilm out and asked to ses my
wife. . He said: TJ you, . you can
when I get good and ready.' . I .re
marked that I -would alt on ths steps
till she- would come out
. "Harris-went into the house and tele
phoned for the police and had me locked
up. As to my Deing intoxicatea, ir one
drink of whiskey before breakfast Will
do it then I was. , a . -,
- "Ax to - my going aroui mis town
frvina- ta collect - evldenoe axalnst sa
loonkeepers is untrue. If this be done
some one eiso must ao k. - , -"I
will further state that when the
ma -was not n test at Secrlst there was
no cartridge in the chRmber. I had not
succeeded In finding them yet. but did
later, nor wouia A nave amen anyone.!
1 Or FCrUTlAKp OaCO(K4
sts Lkm Us Sum e Omm
EVSTJTXES Alii IITND3
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Tour flrst huadred dollars
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window. Ton caa gt Is. '
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New Building, conveniently locat
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furniture, hot and cold water in
every room, private bath's, modern
GrllC long dlstsncs telephone, free
automobils bus. -sampla room, free
from noise, facing plasa.- Rates (l
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CLATSOP 8EA0B, IXA&TBI, OaXOOJT,
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. Directly on the beach, overlooking the
ocean. Hot salt baths and snrf bathlnf.
Recreation Pter for fishing. Boa parlors,
eleatrle lights, fireplace and furnace haet.
I'luc walks sad irtrt. sea foot a specialty
Rates, $2.50 sr.d $3.00 per d:y
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PAN J. 8I00BB, Prop.. 1
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; v SEASIDE, OHECON
- Spend your vacation at Seaside and at
delightful Locksley HalL Mors attrao
tlve than ever before. Accommodations
of the highest order. One hundred ele
gant outside rooms; private baths; slea
trio lights; :t and cold water. "
Annex overlooking the Paclf lo and de
lightfully situated cottages.
Onistas iraxurpasssd. Be Foods
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PORTLATiD ACADEMY
Kistteectli Year Cpess izp
lecter 16, IS37 :
t 'Ths academy fits boys and girls for
eastern and western colleges. Boarding
hall for girls provides for a limited
number. Elementary grades, both pri
mary and grammar, under the same
........( rmm hnnn . Aurinr thM
UWI-B v " "
summer, 8 a. m.- to 12 m. and from
X M i p- m. r or caiaiuftu", auurvsa
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fall partlaulars aad direction. In- ' i
valuable toUJles.MHVK V Tctfc,
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years' servli-e in the army ti
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